Transforming photographs into cartoons using neural algorithms and jumping sharks
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There’s plenty of room at the interfaces
Developments in materials science place emphasis on collaboration and cross-fertilizing between specialisms
Can you solve the first of 10 puzzles linked to Stephen Hawking’s new book?
Hawking's publishers conjure up fiendish puzzles in new competition
Listening to whales, eyeballing cosmic radiation, Usain Bolt experiences weightlessness
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The 2018 Physics World Special Report on China is out now
From careers to colliders, get up to speed with Chinese physics in the new free-to-read Physics World special report
Peer Review Week 2018: a focus on diversity and inclusion
The annual event has provided an opportunity for scientists, publishers and learned societies to examine underlying biases in peer review
Knitting the universe, astronomers to vote on ‘Hubble-Lemaître law’
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The science of climbing Everest – the September 2018 issue of Physics World is now out
Handling quantum noise, the life of Martin Ryle, the science of mountaineering – plus Schrödinger's cat as you've never seen it before
Vote for your favourite physics photos, space cats on the prowl, secrets of graphene watch revealed
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Brownies get a new space badge, taking NASA selfies, Hey LIGO helps with debugging
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